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BennettBuilt 03-30-2014 07:20 AM

BennettBuilt LS2 ignition setup
 
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BennettBuilt LS2 ignition kits in stock. $375 SHIPPED

  • 4 D585 coils
  • Custom conversion harness with external ground
  • Custom MSD 8.5 mm plug wire set
  • Polished aluminum mounting bracket and hardware
  • 4 aluminum spacers used to space the coil setup further away from engine heat

Mounts in oem coil location. 100% bolt in ignition solution.
This kit produces a much hotter spark and is also a much more reliable / longer lasting setup than the oem rx8 coils and wires.

Will help with quicker starts, smoother idle, better fuel burn, reduces flooding risks, increased performance and more.

This kit is also available in a relocated version which mounts the coils on the chassis of the car to help keep the coils cool.



BennettBuilt 04-01-2014 07:51 PM

ttt

wiesel42 04-07-2014 07:39 AM

What kind of warranty do your ignition kits carry?

BennettBuilt 04-07-2014 08:53 AM

Lifetime warranty.
Any problems send it back and we will fix it free.

Thanks.

logalinipoo 04-07-2014 09:01 AM

Bennett I like the way you have them stacked. They look good.

BennettBuilt 04-07-2014 09:20 AM

Thank you logalinipoo.

gwilliams6 04-07-2014 09:26 AM

how do they compare to the BHR coils, any quantitative tests results side by side ?

BennettBuilt 04-07-2014 10:19 AM

I cant comment on how the BHR coils compare to our kit, we haven't done any testing between the two.

Thanks.

moliver 04-07-2014 10:32 AM

Tell me more about the kit with relocated coils...where do they go and how much more?

BennettBuilt 04-10-2014 05:44 PM

The relocated kit mounts in front the brake master cylinder, harness and MSD plug wires are much longer to accommodate the added distance. Will make a new thread with pictures and full description as well as a heat comparison to the oem location.

We are also going to have a kit to mount OEM coils in the relocated location to keep the coils much cooler. We are still testing to see exactly how much cooler and how much more reliable the relocated position is.

Thanks.

Fickert 04-11-2014 08:03 AM

Keep us updated Bennett, I am looking forward to seeing this newly remounted kit, enough to probably buy it :)

TrickWilliams 04-11-2014 12:21 PM

Very interested in the relocated setup too. New thread and pics would be great :yesnod:

skc 04-11-2014 09:18 PM

Interesting, so FI cars will still need to adjust dwell?

Fickert 04-12-2014 12:37 AM

BTW, I wouldn't mind being a guinea pig for the new kit ;) I mean I am just a couple hours north of Kentucky.

TrickWilliams 04-22-2014 05:02 PM

Still very interested in the relocated setup.

Fickert 04-22-2014 09:44 PM

^+1

electromechanic 08-20-2014 01:34 PM

HI, I just ordered this kit from your website:

Rx8 LS2 Ignition swap kit ? BennettBuilt Performance

and I wanted to ask how long it normaly takes for it to ship. I couldn't find this info on your site.

Thanks!

freewayracing 01-25-2015 10:25 PM

Has there been a comparison on bhr vs bennettbuilt yet and what's the thoughts on the bennettbuilt ls2, those of you that have them. I'm interested in getting bennettbuilt.

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jnmcclanahan 02-18-2015 11:18 PM

Reviving an old thread but today i placed my order for this ignition setup. I have noticed considerable misfires and hard starts at 110k miles with the stock coils and had even had a few hard starts previously. I guess im pretry lucky to have had the stock ones last. Hopefully this helps to clear up a few issues ive been having with the hard starts and misfires triggering the check engine light

04Green 02-19-2015 07:24 AM

If you got 110K out of the stock coils, you set the record.

TeamRX8 02-19-2015 11:19 AM

Not sure why anyone thinks this ignition kit will perform any different than any other ...

You can't guess about misfires. You have to test and diagnose the components. Maybe you have bad coils, bad sparkwires, bad plugs, bad fuel pump, bad cat converter, bad ignition condensor, bad engine, and so on ...



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jnmcclanahan 02-19-2015 02:09 PM


Originally Posted by TeamRX8 (Post 4665702)
Not sure why anyone thinks this ignition kit will perform any different than any other ...

You can't guess about misfires. You have to test and diagnose the components. Maybe you have bad coils, bad sparkwires, bad plugs, bad fuel pump, bad cat converter, bad ignition condensor, bad engine, and so on ...



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I'm aware of properly diagnosing problems. If you noticed I do have 110,000+ miles on my car with the only changes being plugs and wires, among other maintenance related items. Plugs and wires have been done twice, motor has good compression, fuel pump is operating properly. Check engine light flashes above 4k rpm on extremely cold or wet days and indicates misfires occurring from the coils.
For the record I'm not someone who jumps on any bandwagons and buys parts for the sake of buying them, but for the price of replacement coils and the track record of the failures on 04-05 models ill spend the extra few bucks to get the upgrade, and the wire set to go along with it. Next is the trans which is discussed in a different thread. Stock S1 trans and clutch....again 110,000+miles

jnmcclanahan 03-15-2015 01:58 PM

3/14/2015 I received my ignition setup and proceeded to install it. Took roughly an hour doing it with the car on jackstands and my huge paw like hands (A lift and much smaller hands would make it quicker.) A side note, the big wire harness that runs next to stock coils needs to be cut away from the ties holding it and moved to sit over the new coils.
Before the install, and while waiting on the kit which was back ordered, I had started to notice a severe hesitation, extremely hard starts, erratic idle, and a significant loss of fuel mileage(230-250 miles per tank, usually I could squeeze 280-300).
After the install, I started my car and HOLY SMOKE, literally! I had my garage door open and still had to walk outside to escape the cloud that had filled the inside. It was almost if i dumped a half bottle of seafoam in the motor and talk about stink. As i let it run for a few minutes, letting the cpu "learn" all its fun stuff (I disconnected the battery) the idle acted a little strange at first then leveled off to a nice smooth song. On my first test drive with the kit, the car felt like new again, all but instant throttle response, a crazy increase in power (from using all 4 plugs instead of 2 and 1/2, the front rotor trailing was arcing itself against the bracket and the rear rotor leading was erratic) and a renewed sense of excitement for me. I will keep you updated on the rest of experience with this kit in about a month or so giving updates on the mpg situation and other aspects.

huevito589 05-18-2015 11:11 PM

I ordered a kit and I recieved in Chile, I had installed and everything it's perfect. I hardly recommend this ignition kit, really easy to install and they work perfectly, a big difference between stock coils and benettbuilt new ones.

jnmcclanahan 05-26-2015 07:14 AM

update
 
So its been 2 months and i can say that quite pleased with the results. Fuel mileage is back to where was(actually its a bit better) and i dont have any more misfires. Throttle response is still as crisp as it was when i first installed the kit and no issues have come up. I did have the stupid P2559 c.e.l. but a $23 valve from eBay and hour of my time fixed that.


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